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HILLS 130 RO INDEPENDENT F.nteied la the poaloluoe at Uil'abero, Ore. M second-class man matter. Bubecriptios, la advance, per yenr, 11-00 JIII.Lril)OUO rCBLlSUIXO CO , Props. V. X.e.OkVLT, Kditor. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H 1902. HEW CUBAN KF.C1PR0VITY. Cube Is slow la submiting her draft of e reciprocity treaty. It baa not left Havana yet, and ao much secrecy U maintained tbat Secretary Hay baa sent Col. Bliss to Cuba to find out If possible, the conditions now eiisfing there, It ha been Intimated that Pres. Patina will not write a reduction of duty in the sugar schedule of 20 per cent of the Diugley bill, but that he wants more or about 60 per cent Secretary Hay has been consulting senators relative to the size of the re duction that can be incorporated in the treaty and have It I all tied. Such investigation seems to point to 20 per rent as a rebate that would be aocep- table. A larger figure would prob- ubly cause the rejection of the treaty. Hut Just why President Palma wants m greater rebate is not clear. Such a large per cent cannot be asked unless the Cubans are willing to grant cor responding large discounts on goods going from this countiy. Tbat would interfere with Cuban revenue and it is believed that they can not spare a dollar out of their income. The subject brings forward for re reading the testimony taken before the - Congressional Committee last spring. It was said that the Cuban laborers would starve if no relief came. They were not starving then and are not now. The market for sugar is look tog up, so that it begins to apfiear as if the sugar Industry of Cub, can take care of Itself. The real contest Is between the American sugar monopoly and the Uet't Hugar Companies. It was stat ed in a news 'report telegraphed this week from Washington that the "Beet tingar Trust" Is organising for the conflict In the Capitol this winter. The same dispatch might have stated thut the American Sugar Coin piny is already organized. It wai never disorganized, but retained its offices and agents In Washington all sum mer. It was testified last spring that if a rebate on the augur duty were allowed the price the consumer pays or sugar would not be less than it now is. The American Sugar Co. champions Cuban reciprocity; and it Is fair to suppose that it expects bene, fits. The benefits is a lower price for raw sugar. If the price to the con twiner Is not to be diminished then the gain that lies between what the consumer pays and tho lower price that the refiner pays for raw sugar goes into the coffers of the sugar trust. The reason why we get sugar this fall for five cents instead of 6 to 0 Is the competition between the American Sugar trust and the Beet sugar trust. By all means let us foster the strife between these people. And since Cuba by reason of the improvement In the Sugar niatket of the World, does not need the aid as was supposed last spring, we will make no great mistake If If the Portland delegation wants its new charter bill and will lay It on the members desks, printed in regular bill form the first day of the session, they can .have it ready for the govern or's signature by the next afteruotfn. LiKUEHT UULU KE3EKTK. In the aggregate gold holding In the United States treasury there was n Increase since October 1 of $10,000- Opposition to the bill, If there Is any, 000, the amount now held being f 000- will come from Portland's own 802,194, the largest sum In gold ever people. accumulated by any government. A few years ago, when engaged In Pres. Gompera, president of the o eiuri io esiaonsn a goiu oasis, Federation of Organised labor at- ituasi accuiuumieu j..uo.w,uw, .1 a t . I . m. il . .. .... . at I . 1 tacks President Elliott of Harvard wnicn to mai uiur.wg u i,h University. Siye that Elliott i to body of gold ever accumulated In beiwmpared with Benedict Arnold, ft.e poslon. The Uulied States and that Judas was a Saint compared baa surpassed wet ,uuu,hmj,. uui with the Harvard man. In the af- while the aggregate goiu noiaiog oi the treasury snows an Increase or f 18, 000,000, in the net holdings there was a decreace since the last Jstate meut was made. One month ago the gold In the treasury's available cash was upward of 1136,000,000, while It Is now In round numbers 1 1 18.000,000, a decrease of 123.000,000. fairs of the world, which Is the big ger man? A volcano In Guatemala, CeDtral America, known as Santa Maria, has been active and many Coffee planta tlons have been destroyed by being buried with ashes. No direct news comes from the district and it Is feared that the Hilence is due to the destruction of all life. In the late New lorls election a majority of 122,001 for the democrats. On the other hand the country, Cow Counties, threw 134.000 plurality fur the republicans. The country can do that kind of a trick every time it the city lets it go abroad that It pro poses tD be boss. The ). J l. x si. Company nan se cured engineers for their sea boats and the Elder and Columbia will have quick dispatch to San Francisco. The striking engineers seem not to have won. President Roosevelt has gone into Mississippi lor a bear hunt. He keeps the location of the camp a sec ret so that he will not be followed by curious people. Vancouver Wash, barracks are to be enlarged so as to shelter 416 more men than can now be stationed there. OBEttOX H 1LLU01M. Immigration agent Mc-Klnney from his office in Chicago writes this paragraph to Freight and Passenger ageut Coiuau of the 8. P. Co., relat ive to the disposition of the Oregon exhibit sent to the Peor 1. 1 Com Car nival early in Oatobrr: . The Oregon Exhibit which we had at the Peoria Corn Carnival is now In our office composed as you are aware, of agricultural products and fruils from the Grand Rondo Valley, Linn and Washington Counties, Or. We have arranged shelves along the south wall of our offices and have placed this lust named exhibit there on, the apples In tho window at tract weopleiuto the office, and when they get inside, lliey view the other exhibits. . It would amply repay the senders of these exhibits, If they were here but one day to hear the expressions of wonder and delight which the ex hiliit calls forth from the crowds now la our office. 050 000 1300 Deacon George Alexander died at his residonce west of Forest Grove lust Thursday night at the age of 81 yeurs. The remains were buried oo Saturday. Deacon Alexander came to Washington County in 1871, and the same year bought a tract of land which he has since occupied. The deceased was a man of sterling char acter and none knew him but to res pect him. Strayed er Stales . . From the premises of F. M. Ileidel Hillsboro, Oregon, one large white and red cow, white face, crumpled horns, about 7 years old aid giving milk. A suitable reward will be giv en for information resulting iu the recovery of same by F. M, ileidel, UilUboro Stepped Against a Hot Store. A child of Mrs. Geo. T. Benson, when getting his usual Saturday night bath, stepped back against a hot stove which burned him severely. The child was in great agony and his mother could do nothing to pacify niuo. uememDering that aho had a bottle of Chawbcrlutiu's Pain Rtlm in the house, she thought site would try it. In less than half an hour after applying it the child was quiet I and asleep, and in less than two weeks was well. Mrs. Benson is a well known resident of Kellar, Va. Pain Balm Is an anticeptic liniment and especially valuable for burns, cuts bruises and sprains. For sale by the! Delta Drug Store. Tbia signature la on every bos of tha genuia Laxative brorrw-Uuinine Tabiats ha remedy that esuree. a mm la ease day 1 If a Man Lie to Yea And say some other salve, oint. I mis xew cuDan reciprocity treaty is nuent, lotion, oil pr alleged healer is I I ejected. a" 1 . r a . vov. ueer nas answered the pe. tilion of the Multnomah Tax-Payers Leaguo which asked hi in to call a special session of the Legislature, Tho Governor denies the petition so mi,cjr' no special session will be here. as good as Buck I ins Arnica Salve, tell him thirty years of marvelous cures of piles, burns, boils, corns, fel ons, ulcers, cuts, scalds, bruises and t-kln eruptions prove It's tho best and. cheapest. 2oo at Bailey's Phar- Helena, Mont., Oct 4, 1902. Dr. U. A. ferriu, Helena, .Mont. 1 wish to think you for my re lief. I vraa "tillering agonies frou rile and was taking nioiihiiis tt relieve me, when, on the advice oi a friend, I procurred a botthjol your l'errui rile Specific and took a tableftpoonful at night and ant other In the morning. At half pus twelve, noon, my wife gave ma an ol her tablespooniul, when my pain si! stopped. In two days I was able to attend to my regular busi ness entirely relieved. Juliua Mey hoefer. Furrier, Helena. REAL ESTATE. L Iunt Hughe. Io Isaac J Squires 10 acn a see 22 1 1 s r h WaaeoMaaaa . S M J Kinney to. J F Hamilton trustee, n w aee 29 t 8 n r fi w 160 acrm Catharine Schemer to Geo T Rasmus lot 34 Garden Home sec 21 1 1 s r 1 w J Johnson to Matilda Summers a w blk 24 Ueaverton 840 Robt Nixon to J L Washburn n J of e w) see 17 1 2 n r & eea . W C Puffer to J Scbroeder Lumber Co n w sec 82 1 1 n r 6 w.......................... . Mary E Lewis to Wm Huo saker lot 26 blk 17 W Port land Heights..... , Joseph Wiudle to J Slamin a w 4ofseJec24 tlsrSw40 acres JPeteisouto Philip Masters, part of tlk 1 Humphreys edd to Uillsborp. 540 Tho Pbllbla to R II Rogers part sec 4 t 2 r ? 20 ac... Pauline and E E Billeter to 8 Pearson part sec 2 1 1 r 1 w 10 acres. ....... Catherine and Tboa Moran to Esther I Dennis lots 1 and 2 - blk 1 Oak Grove Hillsboro.. Charles aud Frank Fisher to Mary Crawford 10 acres In sec 8 I 2 r 1 w... John Ryser to Eniti Ryeer pt d I c J. ho H White 700 Msrtiu Shuck Io Mary Heater neJof8wtsecl9t2sr2 w. Mary Heater to Thos Haynea nejofswjsec 19t2sr2 w , 100 Fanuie A and J H fUnoua to F T Berry lots 1, 2, 6 aud 7 Frultdale 25 acres............. 600 Wm B Smith to G W Boudu- -rant e J lot 4 blk 17 Forest Grove 870 M J Kinney to J F Hamilton trustee s e of n 0 , w of . n e J and n e 4 of n w sec 85 1 8 a r 6 w 750 P II Marley to Jobn Bitter w r of a e sec 27 1 2 0 r 2 w... 1 OiCR Co to Jobn Rltter w i of s e J sec 27 t 2 r 2 w... 400 Ferd Grouer to 0 O Eonmsl 103 acre? 6075 United States to Jas Lee s e sec 22 t 1 a r 6 w Patent Oho R Hughes to J W Hngbes part Andrew Harper d I r... 1 Geo Harris Io Heidel and Wall 5 acres In porthslde addition to Hillsboro...: 450 UU)E4 LIKE MOT fAKES. "The fastest selling article I have In my store." write druggist C. T. Smith, of Davis, Ky., "la Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. coughs, aud colds, because it always cures. In my six years of sales it has never failed. I have known it to save sufferers from throat and lung diseases, who could get 110 help from doctors or any other remedy." Mothers rely on It. best physicians J prescribe it, aud Bailey's Pharmacy ' guarantees satisfaction or refund 600 1800 300 2000 650 650 825 900 price. Trial bottles 60c and tt. free, reg. alx HOW '8 TUIST. WooffarOusHundrad Dollars Reward for any caw of catarrh tbat cannot ha uur. ed by Mall's 'atarrb Cure. J. CUUNKY Co.. fropa., Toledo. O. We, tha undersigned, have kuown V. S. Cheney for the iait 15 yes re. and believt hi. perfectly honorable in all businenn tranaactiona, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their lirtu. Weat & Truaz, Wholeaale IruKgiBta, To- t hiinjr, Kinnan 4 tlarvni, WholleIUiata. Toledo, Hall'. Catarrh Cure ia taken internally, acting directly apon the blood and mu coua surfaces of the ayatem. Teatimon Ula aeut free. Fries 76o per bottle. Bold by all drUKfrits, Hall's Family Pilli are the heat, ! Green Raven ( Cough Balsam j 1. A Coui;h Curo that Cures Coughs i CP Sold (mi its Merits and ! CP " ' Ouranteed to give Satisfaction j T . ! 25 and 50 cents j ; i BAILEY'S PHARMACY". Deadly narcotics Any lioneHt, imelliKi'iit iliuvxiHt or pliysU'ian will til you lliat narnili,- pnin.in nich as opium, littulaiie, iiea,llv iii'lilHlimle or ciK-uiiio am! nu'ii'iiry mo nl luivi been sini'e the Park A. e axed in all 1'ili- Metlii-ine. and Hint m-h nii-,li,Mtion really p-rpftuales 1'ilea. N'erue file cur ix-not 11 relit- of Hie Park Ap'H, li r , e mntaiirs no nantitics or iiieicurv, $5tKH) lieai,l it 11 tnue of nuv nanolic orim-i-cury cau be foudd in Veriif. All ottu-ra rout a' 11 nairotii or merruiy. !-n it ii yoii ilarrf tiHjfcwI.dcka. 5i Kevraril if Venm f:iilH to t-ure nuy r:tr of l'ilt-s. Wur I a'.me cured with one hx ( Vt-n.'S. iver IO.UiiO iHrinanent ur- in liveyenia : Holil in Hillsboro by Ihe Twcntitith (Vniiirr Mir-: m Tho Hillsboro Pharmacy, J. F. HIS LIFE IX PEB1I. - "I just seem to have gone all Io pieces," writes Alfred Bee, of Wei fare, Tex., "biliousness and lame back had made life a burden, coulden't eat or sleep and felt almost too worn out Ao work when I began taking Electric Bitters, but they worked wonders. Now I sleep like top, can eat anything, have gained in strength a id enjoy bard work iney give vigorous health ud new life to weak, sickly, run-down pro pie. Try them. Only 60a at Bil ley's Pharmacy. - OUT Of DEATH'S JAW!. "When death seemed very near liver for N from a severe stomach ard trouble, that I had suffered with years," writes P. Mum, Durham, ?., Di. King's New Life Pilli saved my life and gave perfect health. Beet pills on earth and only 25c at Bailey's Pharmacy. If Portland shows a deposition to brow beat In the matter of the Lewis and Clark appropriation an opposition P1' anv th,n ,n y line, step In Uow is This When In want of furnllore, carpets, rockers walt-rapr and matt Ine in Care A I'eld ia Oae Hay Take Laxative Bromo Qnlnrne latnets. All druggists refund the money If it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature I on each box. 25c will bearroused that will endanger the paiwage of any bill. The Mult nomah County delegation is not working majority of the legislature, and an attempt to organise a clow corporation will put in Jeopardy its moat cherished measures. and iget prices. I am satlhfled that we can suit you and as far as prices sre concerned they will surely pleaee you as I sell at and below Portland. A trial is sure to be a customer. Donelson's Furniture Htore. Cur. 8d and Main. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind Yen Have Always Bought Bears the - . Signature of (ZaAT7ZZ2i' 900 829 20 250 800 200 100 1000 600 1000 .300 2100 Pres. K'.Ilot of Harvard College, at a banquet eaten In Boston on the ev cning of the 10th, dlxcussed to some length the question of organised labor He defended the Scab declaring that he Is a hero and in the class of thr battle scared veterans of the Amer can nimy aud navy. Against this oVfense a correspondent in Portland evening paper writes but he appears to lie a man too small to advance the cause he expouses. - Stops the tough aad Marks Oft the laid. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold In one day. Nf cure, no wy. Price 2a cents. A lln Sew l'iano. The injunction disolving the Salt Trust of the Pacific Coast has been made perpetual. Apponents of the a,lminitrtiou have been fond of slat ing mat Attorney General Knox it not In earnest. -Here Is an instance lint indjeatee that he is. Now then, we will soon see' what effect the rn forcement of the present Anti-Trust law will have no prices. If we do not hare cheaper salt It will be be cause the present statute ia not su in dent and there must be further legis lation. - After looking into the club plan advertisjd by Eilers Piano House, Mr. J. B. Wilkes found he could make a saving of 25 per cent ana ac cordingly made his selec tion of an in stru meii t there. His piano has just arrived In Hillsboro, ia a l.atdso.ue Brinkerhotr, and we predict for the Wilkes family much pleasure in its pOMNSlon. Sot ire ts my Pat rest Now la the time for annual m tt le mon t. All notes and accounts twoor more years overdue will without ex ception be-placed with an alt rney for collection by Dec. 15th, 1902 and Interest added. J. P. Tameisie M. D. Ketire efFlaal Settle me.t. Notice is herehv eiven that tho nn.l.K signed has tile.! her Hnal account aa aV iiomsiT.urix 01 ihc fRtateof V F Walcleck er, lt-crael, in the county court o( the suite 01 Oregon, Mr Waal.inflon connty, and that said court haa appointed Mon iUr, the loth day of November, 1902, at 10 oYlot-k in Hie forenoon a the time for in.imiK iinjecuona to auch linal account ami tor ins citi. ment thereof. .... Anna K. Waldec-ker, AOiiiiiiistrnirix of the estate of C F. oaioecaer, ueceased. I'ortaae Faversa Ttxaa. "Having disiret-ning l hi ins in the head, fcsik and ctonou-li, and being wnnout appetite, I tirgan to use Dr, King's New Life Pills." writes W. P. Whilehesd, of Kennedale, Tex.. "ann soon Tell like a new man." Io falliMein stomach and liver Irou- M-R. Only 25 cents at Bailed's Phar maey. Arker's UfaaeMla Tableta .1. n riiiTr piiaranioe. l urm heart-buri raiaoi( ol the fornl, diatreea after eatine t.y lorm 01 ayipepnia. une little tabh iveeinimeina e rlirf. 25 eta. and 6ucta VTUg Dion, ........... Julia A. Barnes to Sadie A. Tooia 9 acrea In see 21 1 2 s r w excepting reservations.. 4000 Clara A and Frank Fisher to Mary F Crawford ten asres sec 8 t2r 1 w, John L Young to Anna Viohl. 20 a Homestead claim of A J Lingworthy W U Day to Julia A Barnea trattaec24t25rl J W Morgan A wife to J C Hare J Interest In o ) of n e J see 21 and interest of n i o: n sec 25 I 2 b r 6 w Wm B Thomas to Agusl R wet lots 3 aud A block 10 Beaver ton 8 J G Young to Win Wolfe I a In Isah Kelaey d I e Martha Band El win Lee to Wm H Lee 20 a sec 2 1 1 n r 4 w Anna B xlayhe to Wm J Thos n e 4 sec 21 1 8 n r 6 w. Walter E Prosser to B Ker shaw 18) a Sol Shattuck d C 1 N and W U Stratton to An na Little el al Lot I and 2 Frail vjIh Add Forest Grove Olive A Calkins to Mar E K. Iley lo.a sec 83 t 2 n r 1 w.. Lymtn Wsie In E A Hyde 35 a sec 23 I I s r 4 w JamHs Jjc'ason to John A Powell Siuth Coast Add IIillKri.. c...... ....,... . ........... ..1 Wm P Thomas' to Wiu B Shubbe 6) a P L Speueer d I 1 6000 Stml H Greenber to U 11 us- on NEl aee 21 I 2 n r 5 w 700 Peter Boeder to . Anua Wei- mun N E of N E I sec 6 t 2s r 2 w... Eliz-ttieth and Wiu E Moore to Chas J Schnabel L-Hs 4, 6 and 8, block 16, Simmons Add Hillsboro Din Byan it Bridget Uagan, S E sec 30 I 8 n r 4 w David Jasmannto F W Sen u It- helss Lit 82 in Brngger trad aee 17,1 1 r I w;. W J Thomas to Mrs M F Hall S J of N E 4 and N W J sec 24 t 8 n a ft w Trust dei d...... O A C tt R Co to Elisabeth Wilkes N r of N E see 19 t 2 n r 2 w 80 acres 280 Wiley B. Allen to W II Latour- tin Lot 16 Garden H ome.".... 1 Juha M Ed wards to R 8 Baker plot in Block 85 Forest Grove 78 Thns. II Tons-ue .to J C Hare half Interest in E f NE see 24 and andlved Interest In N i of N Jsec25 t 2ar fl IN THE CIRCUIT X State County COURT OP THE of Oregon, fur Waafalnaton tv. J. O. Ware, Plaintiff. 1 v V A. L. Wareand Ware. DefeniJenta I 10 a. li. n are aim ware, lua wile, the above uamed defendauta: I a he name of the mat of Oregon, you re uervuT iHiminanueii io appear ami aaawer the complaint of the plaintiff in the above entitled Court and within six. 1,61 week Iroiii the date of the nrai puuiicauou 01 ton sunniioua. And 11 you !au eu to appear and auawer, Ilia plaintiff will apply to tha Court for I lie reum p-eyeu lor in ma complaint, to-wit ror a ueciee tnat you aud each of you did, on June 1st, I8ti5, for a valuable con aideratiou duly execute and deliver to Henry Buxton, Br. a (rood aud aultli lent deed for the follow!' a described real estate to-wit: "Beainpin at a point where the Haae Line luteraecla tha West boundary line of the Donation Laud Ola 111 of H. CI Tucker and wife in T 1 N R 3 W and T I 8 HI W ill the WillameUe Meridian ami runnitiK theuce Kaat 17.5'J chains, the Houth 34.25 chains, thence Weat 11M chains. Wienoe North etiaiua. to the place or beginum- containing aixty avrea." And further decreeing that ttlain- tiff is the owner ia fee-aim rl and in the neaeaaion of Ixts 12 and 11 in C'ornellui nvirona or Waahlnirton t nnntv llrwnn and quieting h. title to aaid Ka" yu aim eaca oi you ana an per sona claiming by through and under them and for auch other ami further relief as to me court may appear equitable, Tbia Huiumona ia .served upon you by juuimuuu vrair ui w xionoranie I.. A. itoed. Conntv Jndira af WhiiiiFf..ii county, dreron. dated at Chambers at Hiilehoro. Oreeon. on Ortobf-r 7th. uu and eaid orVr reuuiree this Bamn.nne to be published for en weeks and the Ural riublication 01 the aame is Uotober In, 1103. and aaid Drier rrunirn van ta an. pear auu anawer WlIDllI aix ween tram Mua aaM. 8. D. HUSTON. 31 37 ' Attorney for Plaintiff. 20 500 100 "stirs er riaal Settlrmt at. Notice ia hereby siren that the under signed haa filed his final a -count as ad ministrator do-bonis-non ol the estate of William Chalmers. Rr. iIm-mumI. in the coniitr court of tha atia ol Oregon, tor ' Washington countv, and that said court has annotated Mondnv. the 10th dtiy of November. 1902. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, as I lie time for hearing objections to ruch final account and for the settlement therof. Thna. Cnnnpll Administrator of the estate of William Chalmers, deceaied. OAVIE8. encsiosNT, BELCHER. C. T bso-v and Taaas. St. Charles Hotel IBCOKrORtTrp front qiiit .Uurrlsoii M reels, . 1'orlland Oi-egou. Kltx trio Lipids, trio llrlla and lly.lraulio Kleviitor. 150 Itooms at 85 to fide, Suite, "5, to !. (Jaod llestatiraut Coiinec'tiou. Iu Give us a call, - 1UVIS& ltKIXUKlt, Maiiasi . 5 A-AiA- A' It UK.' MI'S DISEASE. Tha largest en in ever pni.l for a seription, changed ImmU in Sun K Cisco, Aug. at, l'.m. Tlie tr.insfi-i- volved in coin am) utisk ( 1 1aJtl.lH) was paid by a pmty f hiihiiK-m ini-ii a apecinc fori' .'i s iii-.-ue mi I I ia- betes, hitherto'i .i ii. 1 v- vhi-b. They commenced lw (. ii,iia inveflli- gation of the smciiic Nov. !.", !H)ii. They interviewed scorer, t,f tho cured and tried h out on its merits ly puttiiiK over three dozen cases on the treatment nnil wstchiiijr them. They hIho pot i.hyci- cians to name chronic, inctiral-lo r:iHea, and administered it with the iilivoit-iaiu forjudge. Up to Auk. 5, eijhlv-seven per cent of the t"st caea were either well or progressing farnralily. There beinjr hut thirteen per cont of failuie, the parlies were, satisfied ami closed the transaction. I he prorce,linei of the rnvestigatinB committee and the clinical report of the tent cases were pub lished and will bo mailed free on nimli,:.. tion. Adiln-M liiuv .T Vt,i Ti!u I PASV,-IOMontgonierT 8t. Kan Francisco. Cel. . 0 1 lor!" 82.- S25, S30, S35, i t 540nnd S50? F. R. DA I LEY." jNext to WN hriiit'M 011 Main St. I'orllaud Sturkeis. Wheat Walla Walla, nominal r,g u5f hltiesteni, 71c ; valley, n. Flour lst erailes. I Kws..l . ...1 o ' viats OI.I, y Ui.l 10 jwr cental. Barley Feed. t2'J(, lin i,, 2.1.00 per ton. - Millsiutis llrnn, $170? 19; nilddlini;, "0; shorts, li ii 7; chop, 17. $ 10.60 ; Oregon wild hay, H 0r ton. Hut'er iancy creamery, :UI(t :il .',c -dairy, !i0( i'l'c ; etoro, !;'.( i.V- per pound r-ggs storage lie; fresli l'iw.IOc. , t'lieete Full cream twins, 15!cj ' oung American, li.o('17c ner iMmnd, l'oultry Cliickons, mixed, fl.tHn, (Wiheiia, t".00r5 50: .! rosso, 1 in,.; Ic per iKiund ; springe, $2.00(.Ml.u0 rer lozen; ducks. ;! lor ol,l t;i law J 00 or young: g,-eso. til ,o o 1,0, .l..,a . turkeys, live, jtlyii,-; .Iresse.l, io, -0 per pound. AllltlOII I Mm I. r.'.V. ffrnsa-.,),.,.l efi'scper poiiiid; aliern. esae.l, cs- per pound. I lota dross, heavv. lt',ar. no. li,.i. $4.75 dressed, 7.i7le per poiiu.l.V eaU-Small, KigOc; large, ?(,f7!at, lleel tirosa lop stwrs, tl.OOCi 4.O1I: rows and heifers. t.l.tHiwS.oil: ,lr..M....l I beef, 14 at 7c r pound. ! nopa 10 nt l,rc ner noon,! M' 00! Valley.' 12 at l-H... Oregon, al 14Ac; mohair, L'd at pound. rotatoes I ttd ta f.70per tack Onlone-fl.OOcwt. J. OINKLEY, BLACKSMITH and WAGON BUILDER. KhoponeHf-t Ul of Third pirtrt hetween Main and Washington. All. work guaranteed. . ' I lorse Shm inp a Speei lty. Ilillsborn, Oregon. Xotloe or Fin n I Hltcnioiit . Notice i hereby given that Hi under signed Ciis tiled in the County Curt of tlie atutc- orOregon for Washington county, his linul account na admlniatrutor-tle-iioiiia-non of the estate of Anderson tniitli dece ased, and Hint mid court has appoint ed Monday, tlte Mil .lay of DcceiiiK-r, 1!HC. at lo o'clock in the forenoon of said rtiiy as me nine lor hearing oljeelione tosald linul account and the se tlcinent thereof . , . . I'' A. HA1I.KY, Ailniiiiistralor-ile-boniii-non or the relate orAnileraon Kmilli, Deceased. yv 21 olieeor .Ippointmriit f ,d iiiniHf rntor. K'sstern 2c per alftiee'a Notice- of Hettlement. 8(0 Netlre at l'tentUti t With draw laaeiraaiee Deposit by t lie Imperial Im aaraaicc Caan pasty Llaaitcd. I To whom it my eoncara ; In accordance with the rmiirmni. n the laws of the Bute of Oregon, relative to insurance companies, notice la har.h. given that the Imrenal Ineurance Com pany, Umitedr Of London. Kaalud desiring to cease duiiighuaiurae 11 bin the tilate of Oregon, intenda to withdraw ta deposit with the Treasurer of aaid State and will, if no claim against aaid Company shall be Died aitb Ibe Insur ance Comn.Uatoner within alx months from the 6th da v of Serjtemhar ifta h. aams being the data of the Ural publica tion of tbia notice, withdraw Ita depotit . -r IMPERIAL INOLKaNCB COMPANY. UMIIEO. W. J. Landers. atanager. Paled at 8aa Franoisco, thU 1st day of Beptember, 14. 16 42 I Notice ia herehe rivsn ll.nl n...iu igned has tiled in the Circuit Court 01 I lie , ia 01 uregou lur W ashiu'tmi County, la final account as a1in .1 11. ..... 01 ma rorest lirove licwir l.timber Co , an inenlvent corporation, ami llial aaid final account will be heard and trussed upon by aaid Court at tlie Court House in Hd anoro Washington County, Oregon Oil Monday, December -t. !:) at 10 o'clock in the Inrenoon 01 said day. . , , t A.- UNMAN Assignee of the estate ol the Forest tirove loor 4c Lumber Co., an iusnlveiit corp.. ration. Notice is hereby iriven that the luider smoied nas 1,,-cn aiKjinu,,! ndiniiiistrator ! (''"esluieof i,ii. .McKall.ilei-eased. l y the I ounty Court ol Ihv btale of Ore gon for Washington county, ami has duly inaloied as sin Ii iidiiiinisrralor. and that all t: rmms l,,,vi,,. ..1 .. . 1. .. . ,.,,,,,1. itK.insi sain eslale are hart-by requested and reoaiied present Ihcin will, proper vouchers o a., . "."T'T1-','""1 "m 0' I '" lissl,-. . imigiic, in Hillsboro. Wnsb- ingu.ii county. Oregon, within six months Iroiii the date here. I Hilled at llilisbiiro. (Iri, il.l. i-.n. day ol 'October. V.nrs. J A M I-'.ft It. JAMM..KO.V. , Ailuiinislrator of Ibe esl ilo of Kaniet ic rail, dis-ea-K'd. zis; otlee nf Finn I Sell lenient Notice im licicby i-Jv.-n that the under signed u.lmiiii liator of l. erlnte of Kolomon Wi-merbas ,ig ins m. count, 111 tlie . ,,, iv c nut ii, ,. Kin,. j Oreaoiil-.r Vaslii,.gt P,llv in iniiller cf sni-l ettate and si, mnmv Court has set .Monday the luili day ol ov- CIVKN THAT , ' al court rsHii in ililh- as l-eu appoiated ; """.."' , hi to a ,. ..rsai.l .l.,v as .. I . ... J Ills tiniH ainl i.l-ic 1 A I .: 1 I.-....,... h" . .V"7. " W. . : . . ig OOHSJ.1IOIIS Zi tl . ill. J ; , V ' '"; 1 ""ly url : V ' a""""" for the, tins set--..J. ?f "'"n for Wasiinwtoi, tl.i.iei.tof -ni,l estate. H.a?sted.ndre.),,,redtoprest,rtthcnuw- - , , , J Vt'l l! WlJ-XI Kit, Notice T Appointment nf Ail-! miniofrntor. NrOnt'E 1.1 11FKKHY its. . . a- HiiuriniKiiPii nua i.aiia . administrator nf the e-Hle of J. .),.. r ""i'" '" "V " undersigned at the HWuE!'0flvr,"J, " longne. Hillsboro, Washington County,' , .,, L.lt"t "I'i" f"'" the date hereof IIM at liilNtMir it.. -.a.:- ...... dy ol October, to,V " W i"tller, Ii-ciiSii. 11111,11 1 -Ii ER WIN AITIKK. I?i.l!rat?r of ,h mtt f Jh W, liemmon, aeceaaad, fcantiie IU tm Hire tvnn BJtl
